Altamira
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Al·ta·mi·ra
(ăl′tə-mîr′ə, äl′tä-mē′rä) A group of caverns of northern Spain west-southwest of Santander. The caves contain magnificent specimens of Paleolithic art discovered in 1879.
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Altamira
(Spanish altaˈmira)n
(Placename) a cave in N Spain, SW of Santander, noted for Old Stone Age wall drawings
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Al•ta•mi•ra
(ˌæl təˈmɪər ə)n.
a cave in N Spain, near Santander, noted for its Upper Paleolithic polychrome paintings of bison, deer, and pigs.
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